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Evening Star, Issue 15513, 8 June 1914, Page 5

At a meeting of the Wellington Association of Women Teachers on Friday evening the following resolution was carried : "That the power of appointing teachers be removed from committees and vested in education boards and inspectors, pending the appointment of an administrative council of education." The Wellington Electrical Workers' Union have decided not to participate in the July Labor Conference. During their week's holiday tho primary school boy members of the Y.M-C.A. visited Messrs Thomson and Co.'s cordial manufactory, Sargaod's boot factory, and Shacklack's foundry, where they took an intelligent interest in all they saw. Th« average attendance for the visits was 10A Case for Compensation.—" I say, Bill," said Tom, "do you know that Jim is gping to sue the company for damages?" "No, you don't .say! _ What did they do to him?" "Why*, they blew the whistle for leaving work when '« was carryin' a j 'eavy piece of iron, and 'e dropped it on ['is loot!" '